Dr. Amanda Hill

Dr. Amanda Hill is the Assistant Vice President for Graduate Studies at Adams State University. She is a scholar of digital storytelling, ethical facilitation, and community-engaged media whose research explores collaborative narrative practices, identity performance, and equity-centered pedagogy in digital and embodied contexts. She is the author of Digital Storytelling and Ethics: Collaborative Creation and Facilitation (Routledge) and has published in journals including Storytelling, Self, Society, Journal of Communication Pedagogy, and Journal of Media Practice and Education, Studies in Symbolic Interaction, and Text and Performance Quarterly. She regularly presents at national and international conferences such as the International Digital Storytelling Conference, the National Communication Association, and HASTAC, contributing to scholarly conversations on narrative ethics, dialogic pedagogy, and inclusive storytelling methodologies.